HE2435 : Confined Space & Working at Height

This practical and highly-interactive course
includes real-life case studies and exercises
where participants will be engaged in a series of
interactive small groups and class workshops.
This course is designed to provide participants with
a detailed and up-to-date overview of Confined
Space and Working at Height. It covers the
confined space safety and regulatory requirements;
the confined space hazard identification and risk
assessment; the confined space entry planning and
permit-to-work systems; the atmospheric testing,
gas detection and monitoring; and the confined
space ventilation, hazard control measures and
personal protective equipment (PPE) for confined
space entry.
Further, the course will also discuss the safe
confined space entry and work procedures; the
confined space roles, responsibilities and
communication, equipment, safe work practices,
emergency preparedness and response; the
confined space rescue techniques, confined space
entry and working at height safety; the working at
height hazard identification and risk assessment as
well as working at height planning and permit-towork
requirements; the fall prevention, fall
protection systems and personal protective
equipment for working at height; and the anchor
points, lifelines and fall clearance requirements,
ladder safety and safe access at height.
During this interactive course, participants will learn the scaffold safety and elevated
working platforms, mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs) and aerial lifts; the roof
work, open edges and fragile surface protection including working at height
emergency response and rescue planning; the integrated hazard management for
high-risk work activities, advanced permit-to-work and safety management practices;
and the equipment inspection, maintenance and safety compliance as well as
emergency response coordination and rescue management.